Massimo Orlando, former footballer and now commentator for Tuttomercatoweb radio, expressed his point of view on a series of recent matches during the "Maracanà" broadcast. The former defender began by talking about his experience in different clubs, underlining how he liked Roma more than Como, especially after the match in which player Malen received a red card. Orlando criticized the referee's handling, saying many fouls went unreported and that the referee "exaggerated" with his discipline.
In his story, Orlando recalled the match between Como and Roma, describing it as a "beautiful" one in which Roma had control of the pitch and Como relied on the usual dribble. However, he noted that Roma were forced to defend and did not give Como space. He then commented on the performance of Konè, who was the only player not to actively participate in the match, and praised the all-out pressure performed by Roma. He also mentioned the presence of Fabregas, who had to adapt to a new position, but still appreciated the quality of the match.
As for Juventus, Orlando underlined that, despite the presence of high-level players, the team lacks "phenomena" who can make the difference in crucial moments. He praised the performance of Zhegrova and Alajbegovic, but also highlighted the absence of Yildiz, who according to him is a key element for the team. He concluded by stating that Juventus is a solid team, but that its strength is not enough to win every match, as had happened in the past.
Finally, Orlando expressed his frustration with Milan's situation, stating that after six games we haven't understood much about the team. He criticized the decision to move from a three-man defense to a four-man defence, claiming that this was not the ideal solution. He also made a comparison between Milan and Juventus, pointing out that both spend money but fail to find players who make a difference. He concluded by saying that Milan does not seem to have a team that lives up to expectations and that the fans cannot accept only reaching the Champions League.